the goverment has no anti terroism policy NONE

Jed L. Babbin has written:

'In the words of our enemies' -- subject(s): Foreign relations, Government policy, Terrorism, War on Terrorism, 2001-

'Legacy of valor' -- subject(s): Fiction, United States, United States. Navy. SEALs

No, terrorists absolutely are not cool. They pose a threat to our country. In fact, we have a zero tolerance policy against anyone who is affiliated with terrorism in the United States.

A new project in 2005, Security and Terrorism in Africa examines how Africa fits into the global terrorism and counter-terrorism equations post-9/11. It focuses on four key areas of research: Are there factors that make African states more or less prone to terrorism? What factors serve to radicalise states and societies? What can be done to address this internally? What can be achieved through external engagement?

Specific research involves country and regional case studies on the particular natures of Islam in the African context and the extent to which it is susceptible to external influence; terrorism and counter-terrorism activity in the Horn and Sahel regions; and the potential for engagement by African states in international counter-terrorism and non-proliferation policy in bridging the gap between the West and problematic states and regions, including Pakistan, North Korea, Syria and Iran. The project involves extensive liaison with African and foreign security specialists and policy-makers and the international academic community to develop a widening network of expertise on global security and terrorism issues.

The acronym CAPPS stands for Computer Assisted Passenger Prescreening System. This system was implemented by the United States Air Travel Industry as a method of counter terrorism.